Discussion with members of Chief Minister's Sahariya, Bhariya, Baga organization
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan said that a special campaign for police preservative recruitment will be undertaken for the youth of Sahariya, Kharia and Baga tribe. The written examination of the exam will be exempted. Candidates will be selected based on merit. They will also be entrusted with mines. It will also be undertaken to remove illegal captures from their lands and provide access to pucca houses. Employment fairs will be held separately. The Chief Minister was addressing the members of the Sahariya, Kharia and Baga organization on his residence today. Shri Rampal Singh was also present on this occasion.
Chief Minister Shri Chauhan said that the government is with the people of this organization left behind in the race of development. The government will not remain behind providing all the opportunities for life with the esteem. Shri Chauhan welcomed the organization to be strengthened. He said the Superintendent and Warden of the Ashrams and Hostels as per availability in the state will be appointed as the Scheduled Tribe. The Chief Minister informed that the Scheduled Tribes collectors are also being given slippers to the shoes and sisters under the Phase Paduka scheme and thermal silence for cold drinking water in the forest. Shri Chauhan said that residents deprived of the compensation of 28 villages displaced by Palpur Kuno Abhiyan will be compensated in the next two months. The division will make its monitoring.
Chief Minister Shri Chauhan said that illegal occupations will be taken force on the ground of Sahariya-Vhariya and Baga. For this, there will be special campaigns. Illegal transport of mineral will not be tolerated. The state government is making arrangements that the mines are handled by the Scheduled Tribes so that the youth gets employment. Special provisions will be made for this. He said that if the poor people of the Scheduled Tribe will find the information of the land of the debt, then they will be given back to the immediate land. The Chief Minister said that the illegal sale of Madira will be strictly prohibited. Those selling liquefied illegally will get a strict punishment. The campaign of uninhabited society building will also be run. There will be strict action on the information of forced wages.
Shri Chauhan said that only government jobs and farming cannot be dependent to remove poverty. It is imperative that employment in animal husbandry and other industries, businesses are also manufactured. Also get training of young ITIs to create new opportunities for employment and self-employed. He stated that the government has operated the Chief Minister Self Employed Scheme, with a guarantee of a loan government from 50 thousand to Rs 10 lakh. fifteen percent grant and five percent interest subsidy are also given for five years. The Chief Minister said that the Tribe category is not young servants, become a job worker. He said that at Shaypur or Karahal, the conference will be obtained detailed information on the hopes and expectations of Kharia, Sauria and Baga tribes.
